research group

Postdocs

Paul Jarrin (2022-2023), then researcher at Géoazur, Nice, France.
Elenora van Rijsingen (2019-2022), then researcher at Univ. of Utrecht, the Netherlands.
Lavinia Tunini (2017-2020), then researcher at INGV, Italy.
Henri Leclère (2017-2019), then postdoctoral researcher at ETH Zurich.
Adrien Poupardin (2015-2017), then assistant professor at ENSTP Cachan, France.
Timothy Craig (2013-2015), then research fellow at the Unviversity of Leeds, U.K.
Feiqin Xie (2006-2008), then professor at Texas A&M, Corpus Christi, USA.
David Manaker (2006-2007), then researcher at British Petroleum, Houston, USA.
Mami Ueno (2000-2001), then researcher at CNRS GeoAzur, Nice, France.
Maorong Ge (1998-2000), then researcher at GFZ, Potsdam, Germany.

Graduate Students

Christian Emmanuel, PhD in progress, “Interseismic deformation and fault mechanics of Hispaniola island from InSAR and GPS data”, with R. Jolivet.
Ivan Navarette, PhD in progress, “Current Stress Distribution in Active Rifts based on Space Geodetic Measurements”, with J.A. Olive.
B. Raimbault, PhD 2023, “Interseismic deformation on active faults in Haiti from an analysis of ALOS Radar data” (with R. Jolivet).
E. Danzansan, PhD 2022, “Current tectonics and seismic hazard in Mongolia” (from the Institute for Astronomy and Geophysics, Ulan Baatar, Mongolia).
J. Ignacio Martin de Blas, PhD 2021, "Dynamics of microplate motions duing the seismic cycle’' (with G. Iaffaldano, Univ. Copenhagen, Denmark).
A. Bougrine, PhD 2019, “Present-day deformation in Algeria from continuous GPS measurements” (from the Centre de Recherche en Astronomie, Astrophysique et Géophysique — CRAAG, Algiers, Algeria) — then researcher at the CRAAG, Algeria.
R. Montiney, MSc 2019, “Interseismic deformation on active faults in Haiti from an analysis of Sentinel1 Radar data” (from State University of Haiti, with R. Jolivet).
P. Prévost, PhD 2018, “Response of the Earth to Seasonal Loads” (with L. Fleitout and T. vanDam), Ecole normale supérieure — then postdoctoral researcher at Michigan State University, USA.
D. Walwer, PhD 2018, “Adaptative detection of transient deformation in geodetic networks” (with M. Ghil), Ecole normale supérieure — then postdoctoral researcher at University of Lyon, France.
S. Symithe, PhD 2016, “Present-day crustal deformation in the Caribbean from a combination of GPS measurements”, Purdue University — then Assistant Professor at the State University of Haiti.
R. Douilly, PhD 2016, “Dynamics of the 2010 Haiti earthquake rupture, implications for strong ground motion in Haiti”, Purdue University — then Assistant Professor at UC Riverside, USA.
K. Chanard, PhD, 2015, “Visco-elastic response of the Earth to seasonal loading” (with Luce Fleitout), Ecole normale supérieure — then Researcher at the French Geodetic Survey (IGN).
S. Stamps, PhD 2013, “Kinematics and Dynamics of Continental Rifting in East Africa", Purdue University — then Assistant Professor at Virginia Tech, USA.
E. Saria, PhD 2013, "An African Geodetic Reference Frame from Continuous GPS Measurements", Purdue University — then Professor at Ardhi University, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
L. Bennati, MSc 2010, "The Rifting Cycle at the Afar Oceanic rift, Northern Ethiopia", Purdue University — then research scientist at ExxonMobil.
T. Bowling 2010, MSc, GPS detection of ionospheric perturbations'', Purdue University — then T. C. Chamberlin Fellow, Dept. of Geophysical Sciences, University of Chicago.
A. Tabrez, PhD 2009, "Coulomb stress changes and stress transfer at transcurrent plate boundaries", co-advised with A. Freed, Purdue University — then research scientist at AIR Worldwide, Boston.
T. Dautermann, PhD 2008, "Ionospheric total electron content perturbations induced by lithosphere-atmosphere-ionosphere coupling processes", Purdue University, Physics — then research scientist at the German Space Agency, Munich, Germany.
A. Aryal, MSc 2005, "Radar interferometry applied to land subsidence and postseismic deformation", Purdue University — then postdoctoral researcher at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
L. Dong, MSc 2005, "Continental deformation in Asia from GPS measurements and dynamic deformation models", Purdue University.
J.Y. Han, PhD 2005, "Geodetic transformation models and application in geophysics", Purdue University, main advisor Prof. vanGelder, CE/Geomatics — then Professor at the National Taiwan University.
Y. Song, MSc 2004, "Intraplate deformation in the Central and Eastern US from continuous GPS measurements, implication for seismic hazard assessment", Purdue University.
H. Zhang, MSc 2004, "Estimation of tropopsheric water vapor from GPS measurements on mobile platforms", Purdue University.
M. Vergnolle, PhD 2003, "Continental deformation in Asia from GPS measurements and deformation models", Univ. of Nice — then researcher at CNRS, Nice, France.
J.M. Nocquet, PhD 2002, "Geodetic constraints on intraplate deformation in Europe", Univ. of Nice — then researcher at CNRS, Nice, France.
Y. Mazabraud, MSc 2001, "Plate interactions in the NE Caribbean from GPS measurements and elastic deformation models", Univ. Nice — then Professor at University Antilles-Guyane, France.
S. Menet, MSc 2001, "Comparison of GPS and triangulation measurements in the Alpes Maritimes and Castellane arc, Southern French Alps", ENSAIS and Univ. Strasbourg.
S. Hartig-Vey, MSc 2000, "GPS measurement of ocean loading in Brittany", Univ. Grenoble — then researcher at GFZ, Potsdam, Germany.
A. Aufranc, MSc 1999, "Active deformation in the Rhine graben-Jura triple junction from a triangulation-GPS comparison", ENSAIS and Univ. Strasbourg.
L. Galisson, MSc 1998, "Present-day tectonic deformation in the southeastern French Alps form a comparison of GPS and triangulation data", ENSAIS and Univ. Strasbourg — then project manager at SOLDATA, USA.
O. Lesne, PhD 1997, "Dynamics of intracontinental extension in the Baikal rift zone (Siberia) from GPS measurements and numerical deformation models", Univ. Nice, 1997 — then research scientist at ACRI-ST, France.

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